Well! Let me quickly clarify the heading, I have not started any startup or organization. What I have started actually is to take responsibility for all my regular and day-to-day activities. If anything does not works for me, it is my own responsibility. Any successful company is a result of sum product of outputs of …
Someone asked me this question today. Although, I feel I am still too small for giving such advice. However, based on my experience in the industry, some things have helped me more than others, I would try to share that here: I have learned a lot from my mentor, Ajay Balamurugadas. Have such mentors. Also, remember …
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Promote any good stuff by them. (Good stuff in general spreads fast automatically irrespective of any push, however, a push always helps). Organize Bugathons / Testathons (Create opportunities for new testers to really “test”). Volunteer for pair testing sessions. I have done it with many testers. Some were junior, some were seniors. I learned in …
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I recently watched an amazing video on this topic on YouTube by Uncle Bob. Most of the points made complete sense. Although this video was addressed for developers, it is quite relevant for testers too. We need professionals (and professionalism) in our field in order to be taken seriously as a craftsman. Although, most of us believe that …
Software testing communities, are the unsung heroes of the testing world, pushing the boundaries of what is possible, and constantly striving for uplifting the testing game. 🚀🚀 Originally posted as a Twitter thread by me in 2022, Posting it here for later reference as tweets are sometimes hard to track back after a long time …
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